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Be fascinated by a exploring a legendary haunted city with a Historical Ghost Tour. You always hide what you're confessing to. That's one of the reasons why you make up the story. When I wrote The Shining , for instance, the protagonist of The Shining is a man who has broken his son's arm, who has a history of child beating, who is beaten himself. And as a young father with two children, I was horrified by my occasional feelings of real antagonism toward my children.

Won't you ever stop? Won't you ever go to bed?

And time has given me the idea that probably there are a lot of young fathers and young mothers both who feel very angry, who have angry feelings toward their children. But as somebody who has been raised with the idea that father knows best and Ward Cleaver on ' Leave It To Beaver ,' and all this stuff, I would think to myself, Oh, if he doesn't shut up, if he doesn't shut up So when I wrote this book I wrote a lot of that down and tried to get it out of my system, but it was also a confession.

Yes, there are times when I felt very angry toward my children and have even felt as though I could hurt them.

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Well, my kids are older now. Naomi is fifteen and Joey is thirteen and Owen is eight, and they're all super kids, and I don't think I've laid a hand on one of my kids in probably seven years, but there was a time The first draft of The Shining took less than four months to complete and he was able to publish it before the others.

Bill Thompson, King's editor at Doubleday, tried to talk him out of The Shining because he thought that after writing Carrie and Salem's Lot , he would get "typed" as a horror writer. King considered that a compliment. Originally, there was a prologue titled "Before the Play" that chronicled earlier events in the Overlook's history, as well as an epilogue titled "After the Play", though neither remained part of the published novel.

The epilogue was thought to have been lost, but was re-discovered in as part of an early manuscript version of the novel.

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On November 19, , during a reading at the Canon Theatre in Toronto , King described to the audience an idea for a sequel to The Shining. The idea was prompted by the occasional person asking, "Whatever happened to Danny? I mentioned two potential projects while I was on the road, one a new Mid-World book not directly about Roland Deschain, but yes, he and his friend Cuthbert are in it, hunting a skin-man, which are what werewolves are called in that lost kingdom and a sequel to The Shining called Doctor Sleep.

Are you interested in reading either of these? If so, which one turns your dials more?

Voting ended on December 31, , and it was revealed that Doctor Sleep received 5, votes, while The Wind Through the Keyhole received 5, In , King posted an update confirming that Doctor Sleep was in the works and that the plot included a traveling group of psychic vampires called The True Knot.

The novel was adapted into a feature film of the same name directed by Stanley Kubrick and co-written with Diane Johnson.

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Although King himself remains disappointed with the adaptation, having criticized its handling of the book's themes and of Wendy's character, it is regarded as one of the greatest horror films ever made. The novel was also adapted to a television miniseries , which premiered in Stephen King wrote and closely monitored the making of the series to ensure that it followed the novel's narrative.

The novel was also adapted into the opera of the same name in The novel is being adapted into a stage play directed by Ivo van Hove and written by Simon Stephens. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Main article: Doctor Sleep novel. Fall Journal of Popular Culture.

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